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See Globe, 34 Cong., 1 Sess., App., pp. 392-393; also Rhodes, History of the United States, I, pp. 431-432. Mr. In pencil at the end are the words: "Douglas reports Bill & read I & to 2 reading special report Print agreed." The blue paper in Douglas's handwriting covers part of these last words.
Tom replied, making for the stake where Sable, the pony, was tied. Sable marched along quietly enough and made no objections to Tom getting on his back. There was no saddle, but just the bit in the horse's mouth and attached to it a short piece of rein. "Get app, Sable!" called Tom, snapping a small whip at the pony's side. But instead of going forward the little horse tried to sit down!
"Collected Correspondence," pp. 160-161. "Collected Correspondence," pp. 353-359. Ibid., p. 364. "Messages and Papers of the Presidents," Vol. VIII, p. 327. See Mr. Bayard to Mr. Phelps, Nov. 23, 1888. For. Rel., 1888, Pt. I, pp. 759-768. For. Rel., 1889, p. 468. See Foreign Relations, 1894, App. 1. "Affairs at Bluefields," pp. 234-363. Senate Doc. No. 160, Fifty-sixth Cong., First Sess.
See Hunter vs. District of Columbia, 47 App. Cas. The appeal cases of the other pickets were ordered dismissed and stricken from the records. Dudley Field Malone was chief counsel in the appeal. Another example of ethical, if not legal lawlessness, was shown by the Administration in the following incident.
While Pembroke, by renewing and confirming the great charter, gave so much satisfaction and security to the nation in general, he also applied himself successfully to individuals. Brady's App.
Would that some of those friends had recorded for our delight the wit that, alas! has vanished like the smoke through which it was engendered. What would we not give for the table-talk of Henry Fielding. Chap. iii. Miscellanies, ed. 1743, vol. ii. p. 62. In the Miscellanies of 1743. Fielding, Austin Dobson, 1907. App. iv.
In consensum vertit. Has become the common custom. Ut primum. Just as soon as. A causal relation is also implied; hence followed by the subj. Crinem submittere. Turn. His. Ang. Sax., App. to B. 2. Super spolia, i.e. over the bloody spoils of a slain enemy. Revelant, i.e. they remove the hair and beard, which have so long veiled the face.
But in the course of the last year both Richelieu and Louis XIII. died; the regency, during the minority of the young king, devolved on Anne of Austria, the queen-mother; and that princess had always professed a warm attachment for her sister-in-law, Henrietta Maria. Senneterre was superseded Carte, ii. App. 1; iii. 117, 131, 159, 160, 166, 168, 172, 174.
II, App. 5. III, App. 3. See Miranda's letter to President Adams, March 24, 1798. "Life and Corresp. of King," Vol. II, p. 654. "Life and Corresp. of King," Vol. II, p. 650. See King's letter to Hamilton, March 4, 1799. "Life and Corresp.," p. 662. "Letters and Despatches of Castlereagh," Vol. See Sherman, "General Account of Miranda's Expedition," N. Y., 1808.
For the text of the Imperial Constitution, see Lowe, Life of Bismarck, vol. ii. App. The secondary States are protected in one important respect. The last proviso of the Imperial Constitution stipulates that any proposal to modify it shall fail if fourteen, or more, votes are cast against it in the Federal Council.
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